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FdSc Animal Behaviour and Welfare at Oxford Brookes University

Oxford Brookes University, United Kingdom

Programme overview

The FdSc in Animal Behaviour and Welfare is designed to prepare you for a career in a wide range of animal-related industries. Skills gained on this course allows you to progress into a wide range of animal-related careers.

Faculty: School of Biological and Medical Sciences  |  Duration: Full time: 2 years (3 days per week in year 1, 2 days per week in year 2); part-time: 3 years (at Solihull College)  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Intake: September 2026  |  Location: Oxford, England, United Kingdom

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Entry requirements

Standard offer: UCAS Tariff Points: 80 A Level: BB IB Points: 24 BTEC: MMP Contextual offer: UCAS Tariff Points: 64 A Level: CC IB Points: 24 BTEC: MPP or MM We seek students who have the potential to make good scientists and accept that qualifications are not the only indicator of future potential. Entrants to the programme should normally possess the following: Either: A minimum of two years' relevant work experience and a current role in an appropriate workplace setting, and a line manager's letter of support. Or: A BTEC Subsidiary Diploma, Diploma, Extended Diploma or other equivalent qualifications, e.g. GNVQ/NVQ or other Level 3 vocational qualifications. A minimum of one pass at A-Level or 6-unit Vocational A-Level, plus 3 passes at GCSE (grades A - C), or O-Level (grades A - C) normally including Mathematics, English Language and Science. GCSE: Grade 4 or above in Mathematics, English Language and Science. It may be possible, in certain situations, to gain accreditation of prior learning to enable students to enter the course with advanced standing or gain exemption from an element/ elements of the programme. UCAS code: C866.

Domestic applicants: GBP 7,700 a year (2026/27). Annual full-time off-campus (partner college) tuition fee as listed on the course page Source

Intake: September 2026

Duration: Full time: 2 years (3 days per week in year 1, 2 days per week in year 2); part-time: 3 years (at So

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